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[Re: SoggyCheetoh]
#69507 03/17/06 02:34 PM 03/17/06 02:34 PM |
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Posts: 1,187 38.912, -95.37 | Small diameter tires are a booger to get on and off rims. I'd take it to a tire shop and ask them to leak test it. If it is leaking somewhere other than at the bead, they should be able to patch it for a reasonable price.
John H16, H14
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[Re: _flatlander_]
#69508 03/17/06 02:39 PM 03/17/06 02:39 PM |
Joined: Jun 2001 Posts: 833 St. Louis, MO, Mike Hill
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Posts: 833 St. Louis, MO, | I'd take it to a tire shop and have them put a tube in it. Cost me like $25 to have this done.
Mike Hill N20 #1005
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[Re: SoggyCheetoh]
#69510 03/17/06 03:27 PM 03/17/06 03:27 PM |
Joined: Jun 2001 Posts: 12,310 South Carolina Jake
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Posts: 12,310 South Carolina | Sheesh...spray some soapy water on it to first fine the leak. A tire shop can put in a new valve stem for cheap. You can probably change the tire with a set of tire spoons for about the same as it would cost to pay someone to mount it....then you have the spoons for next time you need them.
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